Put the PODMCW31W next to its Masterpiece cousin, the MEDMCW31WS, and the cavity order differs. Thermador’s spec sheet shows a 36-mode speed oven (microwave and Rotisserie included, 1.6 cu ft) at the top, a 16-mode convection oven of 3.7 cu ft in the middle, and, at the bottom, a warming-drawer cavity of 3.7 cu ft. Verify that arrangement before taking it for granted.
With three cavities in one cabinet, our first job is to isolate the one responsible. Only the top cavity can cook with microwave, only the center carries the complete convection mode list, and the bottom does warming-drawer duty alone.
After that we proceed cavity by cavity: magnetron and high-voltage parts at the top, fan and elements in the middle, the warming element below, plus rotisserie wear and the cleaning lock on the center oven.
No. Thermador's spec sheets put the PODMCW31W's speed oven, with microwave, at the top and the full convection oven in the middle, whereas the MEDMCW31WS is documented the other way round, and top capacities differ as well (1.6 cu ft here, 4.5 cu ft there).
The bottom, third cavity. Thermador's spec sheet describes it as warming-drawer duty only, without the full cooking-mode set the other two cavities have, so it never takes over baking or roasting.
Top cavity only, since it is the single cavity with microwave capability. Tell us whether the middle oven and warming drawer still work normally, which helps us narrow things down.
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